the brzezinski, former national security adviser to president carter. then you said this was the plan all along. it was the plan and the fact that this would lead to war was understood by american diplomats. it was warned by the b u. s. in bassett, or to russia in 2008 and on other than william burns. currently r c. i a director who sent a famous memo from moscow to conduct. lisa rice, entitled me at means meet at no means no, and he was explaining, it's not just poor. it's across the entire russian political class, the complete servant opposition to america, expanding nato to ukraine. this was clearly understood then victoria knew would then be assistant secretary of state for european affairs. now the deputy secretary of state in 2014. and it was in january actually weeks before the violent overthrow was caught on tape. presumably by the russians. guy planning the post got a co which government wouldn't replace the government, but it did. she spelled out exactly who would become the next prime minister. no, this is a standard us regime change operatio

states to surround russia by nato countries, especially in the black sea region already is big brzezinski, spelled this out in an article in a foreign affairs magazine in 1997. and in his book, the global chess board, i spelling out why ukraine was so central to the american strategy to reduce or, and russia as a great power. i. the idea was that if nato would expand to, all of the countries of the black sea surrounding brah showed that means to ukraine . romania, bulgaria, turkey, already a member and georgia that russia would no longer be able to project power in the eastern mediterranean or the middle east. so this was the goal. and in 2004, i made on expanded to romania and bulgaria, and in 2008 at the bluegrass nato summit. bush, i pushed against your p and opposition for nato to declare that it would enlarge to include ukraine and georgia. russia. that is, russian leaders across the board said repeatedly, this is a red line, do not cross it. we have a 2300 kilometer border with ukraine. you made a must not attempt to enter ukraine. that would be a direct threat to our national secur

the united states policy is done and i, one thing gets big brzezinski said was on thinkable that, you know, he just thought it would be so ridiculous of american policy that he thought it really couldn't ever happen. and that's for the united states to drive russia and china together has a deep partners. that's precisely what the united states has done. and it's done it by going after russia with the nato enlargement and at the same time going after china, especially in economic warfare. and i visa v taiwan. so guy, china is not sitting back in enjoying this. china is feeling a tremendous pressure from the united states, which is basically stopped. i the put a, a wall on exports from china to the united states. now trying to is exports are down 20 percent euro per year. 2022. in 2023. i, china has been cut off from technology by the united states and the united states is now unilaterally arming taiwan not as in the past, by the way, with taiwan buying a us weapons, but by the president signing orders to give tie one weapons under a theory that we're going to may tie ones a so called p

, is the son of the famous sbigniew brzezinski , kicking with his hands he supports tusk, the oppositionon the one hand we will have to see less hysteria and more discipline in poland, perhaps moving towards europe, discipline, including in relation to euro-atlantic solidarity, why because, berlin, it is today not entirely independent, today he is pursuing an anti-german policy in relation to his own. poland itself or the european union is not worth it, what is important here? what is important is that, on the one hand, there will be some demilitarization of the region, many projects will be frozen, for re-armament, or reduced, but on the other hand, poland will be more disciplined within the framework of this euro-atlantic solidarity, yes, berlin will be watching the americans, warsaw will obey it, but we must understand one more thing what tusk will bring to ours, western border, a border not only geopolitical, but also a value one, yeah, all these non-traditional values, their propaganda from across the bug will come from the polish direction, but for now between peace, for example, a

, the son of the famous brzezinski, supports tusk and the opposition with his feet and hands, attendsia and more discipline in poland, perhaps a retreat in relation to to europe, disciplined. including in relation to euro-atlantic solidarity, why? because, berlin, today it is not completely independent, today it is pursuing an anti-german policy towards your savings. and these local elections show that they can expect him to pursue a more sovereign policy in the polish direction than poland itself or the european union is not worth, what is important here , the important thing is that on the one hand there will be some demilitarization of the region, many projects will be frozen for rearmament, or reduced. but on the other hand, poland will be more disciplined within the framework of this euro-atlantic solidarity. yes, berlin will be watching the americans, warsaw will be subordinate to it, but we must another point to understand is that tusk will bring to our western border not only a geopolitical, but also a value-based border. yes. these are all non-traditional values, their propag

zbigniew brzezinski actual chess. it's a metaphor. and you know, i chose not to do it because didn't know how many people would remember zbigniew brzezinski today from a picture they they had thought that he that he and bacon would have a lot in common because they were both from poland. that's why that's actually they put them together and i think it was bacon's of staff the joke that they were poles. but but as i say the book really the challenge of jewish leadership to simultaneously play three dimensional chess which is the essence of statesmanship and yet to feel at the same time you are a mere pawn in a larger story and to believe both and the importance of jewish power but in the mysterious and the mysterious plan of providence. and if there are those in the book, like brandeis, who really never thought that much about providence, the case i make in discussing their stories is that their remarkable lives are of the greatest signs of providence itself, because their stories are so are so unlikely, at least as far as their role i

brzezinski, in a certain sense of the word, it is correlated with indignation regarding the victory inorld war ii over fascism, the resentment of the current national leaders who have only gone through party school , without knowing life on earth, and who are ready to do everything to cross out the truth about the war, to cross out the role of the soviet union of post-soviet republics in the victory that provided that civilizational model with the fruits of which, the successes of which we ... we still use it today on the widest scale, thank you for your attention , let me emphasize once again, for the right to speak here, thank you, thank you very much, thank you, dmitry fedorovich, allow me, i will give the floor to the deputy minister of foreign affairs, head center for political and international studies, ministry of foreign affairs of iran, muhammad hassan sheikh ollami, please. ministers, colleagues, ladies and gentlemen, i am honored to participate in this important conference, i would like to express my sincere gratitude to mr. allenik, minister of foreign affairs, for the invi

, well, there is no such organization , there is no such authority, some , i don't know, there, brzezinskiger, came out, everyone listens to him, how wise he is, he said, like that, everyone is crazy. okay, that's a good idea, come on, there's no such thing, you know, and me too i sit and think, and then, how, that is, one madman in the kremlin moved this tsunami, in fact, in world politics, and this tsunami is raging and no one knows what to do with it, unfortunately, you are right, although i will tell you that you, you say that there is no such authority, it does not exist, and the organization will unite. nations throughout the history of their existence showed very limited opportunities, limited , they had some very positive things, there, they stopped some conflicts or tried to prevent genocide, but in general they did not stop the korean war, on the contrary, they took part in the korean war, in the 50th year, nor the vietnam war or so on. but there was a force that, uh, regulated the processes , well, we lived for something like 70 years without a world war, this force was called t

they’ll accept it, and, of course, clinton played the bad role, it turns out it was him, then even brzezinskie role, so clinton gave the go-ahead, he says he was mad , however, precisely in these days, a tragedy also played out in somalia at the same time, president aidit there sent his detachment to the american embassy, ​​they were trying to save, 13 marines died there, just in these days, and either under the hot hand , or else by agreement, but i think that here... kozarov played very bad role, so he said, yes, well, disperse, he says, this gang, he literally said, so sbigniew bzhzezinski confirmed to me that he said so, and why the negotiations through the mediation of the russian orthodox church did not produce results, they were not negotiations, no, there were negotiations, your representatives came, no, well, well, i ’m telling you, not the prime minister, not the president did not want to participate in these negotiations, lushkov took part from their country, who is lushkov? but you yourself did not take part in these negotiations, you also had representatives, i said, i’m ready, g

it was a big new brzezinski is a book for years. the us as telegraph, that all they wanted was the getting ukraine into shopping ukraine up at night like a knife and the cutting brushes root with it. and they've gotten what they want. but be careful what you paid for, you might just get it. rick. it was victoria newland, and, and then vice president biden, who arranged for the crew in 2014 and that of ukraine at why because they wanted to begin an isolation of russia. this is all aimed at at containing russia and, and to, and, and, and now china. and now you hear the head of nato stoughton bird who say, we need now to expand nato into the, into the into pacific. and people are objecting. why are we doing this? why do we have this kind of expansion military expensive, but the reality of the situation on the ground? not if you listen to cnn and you know, nbc and fox and other corporate media or, or the newspapers here in this country. but if you really are a keen observer and you start doing your homework on this, is that in fact the

too a very bad role, so he said, come on, disperse this gang , he literally said it, so sbigniew brzezinskissian orthodox church never yielded results, they didn’t have negotiations, no matter what, there were negotiations, your representatives came, i’m telling you. it wasn’t the president who didn’t want to participate in these negotiations, lushkov took part on their part, who is lushkov, well, you yourself didn’t take part in these negotiations, you also had representatives, i said it, i ’m ready, give me who makes the decision , negotiations are being conducted between those who are ready to make decisions, so he came, what kind of negotiations could there be, it was proposed to lay down arms based on the result of these negotiations , what weapons, well, there were no weapons, and this was not done, who are you? said? you ask me, i answer you, and you say as if you were there watching us, how it was, this is all nonsense, well, judge for yourself, by the way, about weapons, you know where this legend of weapons came from, it was one of our people who said it, from the white house, i d

jon b alterman is a senior vice president, holds the zbigniew brzezinski chair in global security andvery much for coming on the programme. just your reaction to the programme. just your reaction to the naming of the new israeli ambassador. before this war, the united states didn't have an ambassador in egypt, kuwait, 0man, the uae, jordan, and israel, it now does at least have an ambassador in israel. �* ., ., ., ., ., israel. and we are moving forward on a lot of them. — israel. and we are moving forward on a lot ofthem. i _ israel. and we are moving forward on a lot of them, i totally _ israel. and we are moving forward on a lot of them, i totally agree - israel. and we are moving forward on a lot of them, i totally agree with - a lot of them, i totally agree with you, a lot of my friends are the people who are waiting to move in. a lot of countries in the middle east interpret this as being a white house decision. it's actually about the dysfunction of the us senate, but i agree, it has profound impacts on us policy in the region. our current georgia injerusalem is excellent, but

question how pro-european they are already, because for example, the us ambassador in warsaw, mark brzezinskit and hands, goes to rallies at them, here on the one hand we should see less hysteria and more poland’s discipline, perhaps a retreat in relation to europe, discipline, including in relation to euro-atlantic solidarity, why, because berlin, today it is not completely independent, it is pursuing today rather than poland itself or the european union it doesn’t matter what is important here, the important thing is that on the one hand there will be some demilitarization of the region, many projects will be frozen, rearmament, or reduced, but on the other hand, poland will be more disciplined within the framework of this euro-atlantic solidarity. yes, berlin will be watching the americans, warsaw will be subordinate to him, but we must understand one more thing that tusk will bring to our, western border, a border that is not only geopolitical, but also a value-based one, yeah, these are all... non-traditional values , their propaganda from across the bug will come from the polish directi

and a.k.a. 11 sentences for felonies released prison june 21st becomes inspector of police janez brzezinski's professional thief, serving three years and six months is made chief of the red guard cpa good man is a felon, serving three years and six months moves up to prefect. the second police district. august kalman's burglars serving two years and one month was promoted to chief of police of dog appeal. matisse britannicus thief's serving two years and one month is the new chief of police of la appia. the new constitution moscow guarantees freedom from arrest previous. respected citizens now labeled enemies of the people, herded into trains and deported slave labor camps while parents are persecuted had great care and attention is immediately focused on the children. a red scarf of communism is supposed to give the character representing the spirit of childhood control the world a true meaning of the red scarf of communism, as evidenced this list of 78 latvians from all walks of life. in the says politically unreliable shoot them to death. there are no trials, appeals, a mass grave. the cou

advance american interests through cooperation. born in america, first generation americans, albride, brzezinskisinger, samantha power, i saw this among my american students when parents it seems like they came from russia, from ukraine, from poland or from korea and become holier than the pope in affirming american values, in such zeal , exactly, yes, this is like a convert to a sect, yes, well, about the same , this is what we see, and, by the way, when samantha power almost got into trouble with churkin, i would like to draw your attention to one more thing here, how she talks about her acquaintance with obama, let’s see, he called me in early 2005, when he was already a junior senator from illinois, after after reading my book, the problem of america in the age of genocide, he was the only member of the us congress and senate. who contacted me after reading this book, in which i described what was done to the armenians in 1915 , we met in washington, it was planned that the communication would last an hour, but we talked for 4 hours, by the end of our meeting i unexpectedly said to myself: l

the united states ambassador to poland, mark brzezinski. >> mika. [ speaking a global language ] >> i'll >> i don't know how you got by security, mr. ambassador. we want to talk about pressing world issues at the moment, but let's talk about this award. tell me what it means and talk about why google and others are being honored. >> jonathan, you know, this award falls under the rubric that a collective response is the most effective response. it is important for the private sector to be involved in america's challenges and advancing our values abroad, and that is what google polska or google poland has been doing in poland. it's been helping ukrainian women who are refugees in poland to develop and re-engage their lives. they have generously embraced those in poland, which amounts to millions of people embraced by that country to help them get a new start. that's the kind of thing that secretary of state blinken is celebrated with the corporate award for excellence, and, frankly, it's a model being advanced by so many companies, american and polish in poland, whether it's uber, amazon,

she knew her power the mika brzezinski know your power, you know your worth, you know your work value. but think of this contrast. got elsie robinson at a time where women are generally powerless or just just beginning to accrue power. and even after they get the vote, they don't use it. and then you have a woman who is nowhere as bold for many years, doesn't get bold until she has. and that's a century later, right? yeah. so is it being a is it this faith in merit that i am so clearly brilliant, which she was modestly but brilliant and nationally acknowledged but still timid about taking these steps and even out to other women in the department. what's the. yeah so, nancy, but you know, i say she's not a bold person. she's so nancy i think part of it is that she as i said, she was raised in new york city, grew up in morningside heights, was scholarship student at spence and spence at the time, you know, elite girls school, girls when they arrived in the morning, had to curtsy to the doorman and it was considered good training and. this is in late 48. and i'm sorry late fifties was co

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barnett brzezinski. district two frequent visitor of hayes valley . if i could recap a little bit of the presentation we just saw the closure and the area there in hayes valley on hayes street is so popular for people double parked to try to get into the area even more than they already can with with legal parking. so if there is a moment of peace and quiet on the street, aka it hasn't been activated, that's a permit violation because drivers are behaving badly and violating the barricade. we're going to remove the barricade and let them in more. as an example of what's going on around the city. and these are all incidents that happened in the last week and a half. a car drove off the road and onto a building at filbert and fillmore, causing a gas leak in building damage and making the fire department respond. a driver committed a hit and run in the bayview, hitting a car which then hit a muni vehicle, which i'm sure a lot of you are aware of. a car recently veered off the road on divisadero and smashed into a bus shelter between page and haight, a st

brzezinski said that without ukraine, russia ceases to be an empire, but the european union, includingon writes today, already in december of this year, the european union is ready to begin negotiations with ukraine on its accession to the european union . union, in the thirtieth year. and charles michel, yes, absolutely rightly, stated that that the year 1930 is a landmark when ukraine should supposedly join the european union. yes, the fact is that this is a very understandable position in which european politicians find themselves, on the one hand, they are all, those who are in charge, those who are in first place, they are manageable, they are controlled, there is dirt on them, there is folders, in this regard, they understand perfectly well that they are simply following a line that they cannot get out of; on the other hand, they understand that the ship is starting to sink, and a situation arises, so as now, here are the statements, just from the french establishment, they are from the outside. this is the political mainstream, but this is the scientific community, yes, that is,

brzezinski and the carter administration were working in camp david where egypt stepping out on its own. anwar sadat ended up being assassinated. starting in the early 2000s we actually did see a shift. it used to be that any time israel made a move against palestinians, the entire arab league used to be when anybody made a move, the entire arab league would come together and condemn israel. it started to change when sunni eye arab states saw them as a threat to israel. that has been the state of play for the past 20 years. i do wonder if this is handled well, if you will not have saudi arabia, the uae, other sunni arab countries actually being a part of a peacekeeping force with the united states and the united nations taking part in gaza. again, pressuring, pushing everybody towards just a viable two-state solution that can stop this from ever happening again. >> at the moment it's hard to imagine certainly a force in the sense of saudi troops. that's hard to imagine. the long-term strategic goal here is clearly normalizations of relations between israel and saudi arabia, and the bide

barnett brzezinski. district two frequent visitor of hayes valley . if i could recap a little bit of the presentation we just saw the closure and the area there in hayes valley on hayes street is so popular for people double parked to try to get into the area even more than they already can with with legal parking. so if there is a moment of peace and quiet on the street, aka it hasn't been activated, that's a permit violation because drivers are behaving badly and violating the barricade. we're going to remove the barricade and let them in more. as an example of what's going on around the city. and these are all incidents that happened in the last week and a half. a car drove off the road and onto a building at filbert and fillmore, causing a gas leak in building damage and making the fire department respond. a driver committed a hit and run in the bayview, hitting a car which then hit a muni vehicle, which i'm sure a lot of you are aware of. a car recently veered off the road on divisadero and smashed into a bus shelter between page and haight, a st

barnett brzezinski. district two frequent visitor of hayes valley . if i could recap a little bit of the presentation we just saw the closure and the area there in hayes valley on hayes street is so popular for people double parked to try to get into the area even more than they already can with with legal parking. so if there is a moment of peace and quiet on the street, aka it hasn't been activated, that's a permit violation because drivers are behaving badly and violating the barricade. we're going to remove the barricade and let them in more. as an example of what's going on around the city. and these are all incidents that happened in the last week and a half. a car drove off the road and onto a building at filbert and fillmore, causing a gas leak in building damage and making the fire department respond. a driver committed a hit and run in the bayview, hitting a car which then hit a muni vehicle, which i'm sure a lot of you are aware of. a car recently veered off the road on divisadero and smashed into a bus shelter between page and haight, a st